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News Release from: Carlo Gavazzi | Subject: WM23-96 and WM24-96
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 24 September 2003
Modular solutions aid energy management
New combination utility meters and power quality instruments enhance flexibility at an affordable cost.
Carlo Gavazzi has extended the capabilities of its utility meters and power quality instruments with new models that enhance flexibility at an affordable cost The WM23-96 is a three-phase modular power quality analyser particularly recommended for detailed analysis of electrical variables
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 1 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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It can monitor more parameters than previous units including power factor on individual phases and harmonic distortion up to the 16th harmonic.
The highly flexible WM23-96 has a wide selection of analogue output signals available and displays up to four variables simultaneously.
The WM24-96 is a universal utility meter and power analyser, designed for the simultaneous monitoring of electricity, gas and water supplies.
Each unit is able to perform both four-quadrant reactive power and energy measurements as well as the imported and exported active ones.
In addition the WM24-96 has inputs for monitoring the electrical variables of up to four energy-period tariffs and has outputs for measuring energy consumption and alarms.
This new device fills the gap between Carlo Gavazzi's basic units and the Top Rex range of powerful energy management devices.
Both devices measure just 96 x 96mm, feature a built-in programming keypad, a four-sector 3.5-digit backlit LCD, have a programme lock selector switch and offer front protection rated to IP65.
Both are fully modular, enabling users to specify their exact requirements or add extra functions at a later date.
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